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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
2
The Chemawa Indians schedule a football game with Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland on Saturday. Local reports say Chemawa has shown notable improvement since recent Seattle play and training.
Yesterday's racing card lists seven eighths mile results with Miller aboard Huerfane winning at 5 to 2, Nappa second Capt Hale third. Second race mile Billy Pullman ridden by Sandy won with Warden Yell second and Bute third. Third race five-eighths Burleigh ridden by Miller won Native Son second and St Francia third. Fourth race mile and a sixteenth Blanche with Heathering rode Kadith James second Lagell third. Fifth race three quarters mile Prince Brutus ridden by Davis at 9 to 2 leads the field.
In the sixth race over seven-eighths of a mile Perfucio won by Castile at 6 to 6 with Time 1 15 46. Agnola placed third behind Dollie Dollars with St Bim Wood finishing third in a 1 29 1 6 time.
Three quarters mile aboard Ter side asta wins race with Hr burr Alee at 2 to 1. Baron Keher 107 third, time 1 49. Second race five eighths mile Rey Hindow 110 second Jane Swift 107 third, time 1 00 86. Fourth race seven eighths mile Critic 100 3 to 6 won with Warning 112 second, time 1 25 46. Fifth race mile and an eighth Harry Scott 104 even won Mary Candlemas 102 second Jorner 109 third, time 1 54 45. Sixth race three quarters mile Creston 110 even won, Lackfoot 110 second Bal Reid 100 third, time 1 15 44.
The Rangers meet the Wanderers at Woodland Park and the Thisties face Beattie at Dugdale's Park next Sunday afternoon in hard fought games.
John W. Campbell resigns as editor of The Pacific Wave. The university announces his departure amid internal changes and names a successor to helm the campus publication.
The university notes the resignation of Editor Campbell from the Wave and states a new editor will be chosen after the holidays. Campbell recommends future editors receive a salary.
Farwell Lily was yesterday chosen manager for next year for the Lincoln high school team in conjunction with captain Kile McGuire. Letters were awarded to Heck Fullin Sparger Mites Kunton Ch nlek Terry McQuire Harvey Bryant Smith Talcott Willott Robinson Byhaasen Hank and Coach Allen were all given letters.
Arch le Mitchell a 40 year old convict died after falling from the hospital building roof at the penitentiary in Walla Walla Wednesday. Mitchell had been sentenced from Tacoma.
Palace Market at 504 Bec onday advertises Xmas turkeys with low prices. The notice emphasizes value and daily beat in market pricing.
A university board votes to allow manager Ran Mumsen to buy better sweaters for all athletic teams with a $176 budget. Football players will receive the real $6 quality items chosen by team members, while future supporters and debaters may earn gold W pins.
Jamen Callahan confirms plans to head an American Association team in Chicago next year. He states the move will be profitable despite denials from association managers, who he says opposed the invasion.
Pilly Speidel is close to becoming one of the coaches for the University of Washington football eleven next season. The graduate coaching plan is adopted and Speidel is the leading candidate to be invited. The former UW quarterback has indicated willingness to take the job, after finishing his Chicago course this year.
United Press report from Chicago describes W. M. Hafler of St. Louis taking $7 000 annual dividends on a $260 investment as part of a get rich quick scheme. Promoters Fred H. Colvin and Bayard Keke face federal charges for mailing efforts and selling $37 000 of Heaton Colorado Copper stock. The Evening Star is alleged to be an abandoned Salida claim.
Last night a jubilee service brought together all Presbyterian missions and auxiliaries in the new First Presbyterian church. Representatives gave subject papers while A. Drenbach presided and Dr. M. A. Matthews Rev. F. L. Forbes and Rev. W. H. Lee spoke on the platform.
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